Photographs taken in the field 1914-1918

[towisuk]

http://flickrhivemind.net/flickr_hvmnd.cgi?method=GET&sorting=Interestingness&photo_type=250&page=1&noform=t&search_domain=Tags&photo_number=50&sort=Interestingness&tag_mode=all&textinput=dead,ww1&search_type=Tags&originput=dead,ww1

regards

Tom

[Story]

http://lightbox.time.com/2013/11/11/rare-color-photographs-from-the-trenches-of-world-war-i/?iid=us-article-mostpop2#end

Color photographs from the western front.

[Guest]

Thanks for posting Tom.

Story, I'm not having much luck viewing your link, might be my connection?

Mike

[Fattyowls]

Thanks for posting Tom.

Story, I'm not having much luck viewing your link, might be my connection?

Mike

Mike

I had the same problem with the second set, try clicking on View Again - it took me to the start and it's worth a look.

Pete.

[Guest]

Cheers Pete, will have 'dekko' later.

Mike

[Fattyowls]

Michael

I haven't seen or heard the word dekko used since the later part of the last century; instant etymological nostalgia. Thanks also to Towisuk and Story for posting the photos.

Pete.

[Guest]

Michael

I haven't seen or heard the word dekko used since the later part of the last century; instant etymological nostalgia.

Pete.

You won't have heard " Jildy Jildy " for a while either then.

I haven't heard " Michael " for many years

Michael Mike

[towisuk]

Ok Michael (just in case you wanted t osee it in print!)

regards

Tom

[Guest]

Thanks Thomas

Michael

[roel22]

The Flickr-title is a bit cynical: "The world's best photo's of dead and WW1"...

Roel

[towisuk]

Not my work Roel....just some "thought provoking images"hosted on that site...

regards

Tom

[roel22]

I know, Tom... Fascinating pics nonetheless.

[Trotter1587]

With reference to the first link - utterly profound photographs! This is the reality of war.